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Historical Foundations of Racial Disparities in U.S. Health Care
The goal of the Historical Foundations of Racial Disparities in US Health Care course is to appreciate the impact of the history of racism in the United States for the provision of health care today. We hope that by the end of this course you will understand how and why race, as a category, has developed and applied; what the impact of historical factors have been on racial disparities in health care today; and the strategies we can employ for enhancing social justice in nursing.
Become a Nurse Planner
Our nurse planners work collaboratively to develop and evaluate continuing education offerings. To become a nurse planner, individuals may attend the ENPDC 2-hour workshop in person or online.
Learn about:
- Strategies for evaluation of activity outcomes
- Introduction to ENPDC forms
- Conflict of interest training including identification and resolution strategies
Nurse Planner Role and Responsibilities
Professional Requirements:
- Current Georgia RN license
- Educational level:Baccalaureate or higher degree in nursing
- Current employment in good standing at Emory Healthcare or Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
Term as Nurse Planner:
- Two years
- May be extended at the discretion of the ENPDC Governance Committee
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Attending Nurse Planner meetings twice annually
- Collaborating with the Lead Nurse Planner or Resource Nurse Planner to assure accurate paperwork for CNE activities
- Maintaining a current competency as Nurse Planner
Demonstrating active involvement of CNE activity planning by:
• Attending CNE activity planning committee meetings
• Overseeing the planning, implementation, and evaluation of CNE activities
• Ensuring appropriate educational design principles are utilizedAdhering to ANCC guidelines for quality and unbiased CNE activity planning
• Assimilating accurate documentation of the activity planningcommittee meetings and CNE activity to include: CNE activity documentation form, Conflict of Interest documentation for planning committee members and speakers, Attendee lists, Evaluation summary - Assuring one content expert participates in CNE Activity planning
- Submitting documentation of activity planning committee meetings and CNE activity to ENPDC
Develop CNE Activities
Partner with a Nurse Planner to develop quality CNE activities and ensure adherence with the American Nurses Credentialing Centers Commission on Accreditation guidelines.
Contact hours can be provided for the following CNE activities:
- Conferences
- Workshops
- Nursing Rounds
- Single or Repeated Activities
Steps for CNE Planning
- Identify your planning committee (planning committee must include a Nurse Planner and a content expert)
- Determine CNE activity content, presentation, and dates
- Submit forms for American Nurses Credentialing Centers Commission on Accreditation adherence
Nurse Planner Resources
